Foreign Investors Raise Multibillions In Debt To Fund U.S. Commercial Real Estate Projects

Despite a pullback from Chinese investors, foreign investors are still pouring into the U.S. and now they're including debt.

Interest, Exchange Rates Eating Into Returns For Japanese And Korean Investors In U.S. CRE

Marcoeconomic trends are making it harder for Japanese and Korean U.S. commercial real estate investment.

Report: U.S. Deal Volume Cools In Q2 — This Is How The 5 Core Sectors Fared

Commercial real estate sales volume was mostly flat in Q2, up 1% to $118.1B year over year — and RCA's Jim Costello said that is not necessarily a bad thing.

Office Tenants Are Snatching Up Lab Space In Tight U.S. Markets

Office space constraints have tech companies looking to lab-ready buildings in two tight U.S. life science markets.

Who Is Still Buying U.K. Retail In 2018?

If you want to sell retail, go British.

Pros In These U.K. Real Estate Sectors Are Getting The Biggest Pay Raises

Valuers are in short supply

Developers Aren’t Sweating The Drying Up Of Foreign Capital In U.S. Real Estate

Chinese investment in U.S. commercial real estate is down, but developers and financiers aren't deterred.

This Is How U.K. Funds Will Have To Operate Next Time There Is A Liquidity Crisis

Funds will have to close for redemptions when there is uncertainty about asset values.

Ikea Eyes U.S. Sites To Anchor Mixed-Use Developments

Ikea is planning mixed-use developments in major U.S. cities.

LaSalle Investment Management Enters U.S. Debt Market With $1.2B Acquisition

LaSalle Investment Management, the asset management arm of JLL, has acquired Latitude Management Real Estate Investors in a bid to enter the U.S. debt market.